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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

An ex-cAbinet minister Of Austria, Hen.
Won Scha1s1a has published . pamphlet
on the relative strength Of the great powers
and the probable cost, In men and treasure,
Of great war. he ventures to predict that
should they como to blows, Germsny and
Austria would 6e arrayed against france and
RuSsia, the combined force OF the former being
lo64 ga, aud Of tho latter s, ,'6c 400, but these
.deures are questioned BY the London Tmes,
which says that the Austro- Hungarian Land
stufm, . million strong, has not been
counted BY the minister. He places the cost
Of such war Ut over six billions Of dollars,
and concludes that 1t would bring on uni.
versal bankruptcy.
All this IL terrible enough, but II needs nc
array Of figures to convince tho world thai
such war would b . terrible calamity tc
the human race; for besides the suffering, ruin
and death that always are Q part Of war Il
would probably be followed by socialistit
upheavsl Of terrible proportions, and in part
OF Europe by reign OF Anarchy and Nihi
iism. In tact, the cost OF such war is be
yond estimate; no one can tell what NIGH
follow 1t and how civilization will stand the
strain, but 1t Is Q matter for conRratulstior
that there IL . healthy young nation out O
harms way that will perpetuste the bee
traits Of the poor cid world across the ocean
America may look on with sympathy and
sorrow, and take warning from the fate O.
empires that seem already tottering to an in
evi:able fall
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Jay 0ssll o he Pesr nss.


4 New York reporter has been inter.
viswiAg jay Gould and the result Of II 10
ths Information that IL u very distressing
70 b tich. The inscriptions stock man.
ipulAtor = represented - saying: "After
~, what eJes any man get in this world
ezcepe something to eat and something to
wear and somewhere to liver Wealth
helngs cares without compensation. A man
goes rich and then he's slave. Very mis-
takan ideas exist on this subject"
II Mr.. Gould1 words echo bis real senti.
msnts, IL u svident that be believes the
poor maus Life poDesses more happiness to
The SQUARE inch than that OF Q man Of
wealth. And to carry the logical infer.
snce still further, he believes the poorer
the poor man 10 made, the happier he will
become. It must be some such reasoning
- this that causes the foxy railroad mag.
nate to be constantly at war with the EN-.
ployes Of his many systems.
The care Of riches IL necessarily great
but when they become burdensome, thers
arc always deserving charities at hand
ready to relieve the rich man Of portions
Of his annoyances. So far a. the worlt
knows, Mr.. Gould does not take much I'd
vantage Of this mode of decreasing hi
wealth. While Gould keeps up his diver
sions Of making corners in stocks to in
crease his now vastly overgrown hoard, hi
remarks on the intrinsic happiness Of th
poor mans life will deceive nobody.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

The second chart shown by M Hickman
represented the growth OF wheat In pots
under four different conditions. The first
pot contained only calcined sand without
any fertilizer. The result was very scrubby
growth containing only 90 grains Of wheat
The second crop was fertillzsd with all the
above named elements except nitrogen the
straw was longer than that Ia the frat pot
and the crop was l23 graina Tho third pot
was fertilized with nitrogen alone and the
crop was lSS graina The fourth pot contain.
ing perfect fertilizer show cd very pretty
growth OF wheat and straw, the grains mum.
ber $50.
Mr.. Hickman's third chart showed the
result Of open field culture, the land being
the same In each case Without any fertiliseF,
Il bushels per acre were grown complete
fertilizer except nitrogen, ls bushels per
acre; with nitrogen only, 22 bushels per acre !;
and with the complete fertilizer, (nitrogep,
phosphoric acid and potash,) b0,t bushels per
acre.
Tho fourth chart showed the amount OF
fer'iiisers taken from the soil In growing
wheat, oats, corn, &C., and the necessity OF
supplying the loss ny artificial means.
The nth chart showed that the value OF
ton OF clover plowed under a green manure
IL only CO.'S. The same ton OF clover fed 4,
animal food IL worth u and the manure is
worth saeO-making . total OF sis CO. show.
Ing that green clover should not 10 plowed
down but should DO fed to the cattle aud the
land should be kept up by commercial fer.
tili1ers which cost less Than halt the cost of
plowing down clover or any other green
crop.
Mr.. Hickman rather staggered the faith OF
some OF the old farmers by declaring that
commercial fsrtilissrs were better that barn.
yard manures for most crops, and that the
''humus" (decsyed vegetable msttsr) was
entirely vslusless ~ fertllzsr, its only nss
being ~ mulch, or medium In which real
fertilisss may b conveniently held. He mar.
rated several results OF his own experiences
in growing good crops OF wheat, corn and
srsas on lsnds that were supposed 10 b
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worthless, By sAs ne Of commercial ssrsi.

WORTHLESS, By ths Ne Of commercial isrsi.
lissrA
Mr. Hickman answered number Of ques.
tious on various subjects; he acknowiedgsd
that ho didnt know much about tobacco cul.
ture, but he believed that just - good 10.
becco could b raised by usins . CONNER.
cial fsrtiliaer properly compounded - BY
using baIny ard manure. He suggested the
following formula - containing the elements
found In ordinary stable manure Nitrogen
spounds; phosphoric acid 5 pounds; potash
10 poundA
The essay was discussed ct some length BY
@. J. Rhoads, Dr. wickersham, Henry N.
Engie, 8. p. Eby and Secretary Edge the
last named gentleman, impressiug upon his
hearers the importance OF using high grade
commercial feruli1erA Il 10 bad policy to
buy 1 600 pounds Of what you don't want, for
the sake Of getting 400 pounds Of what you
do want He did not believe the analysis Of
the soil would show Just what kind Of fer.
tili.er 10 required. He advised farmers to
experiment with fertilisers In . small way
and carefully note the results, and thus Oh
tain . knowledge Of what IL best suited u
their farma
A vote Of thanks was given to Mr.. Hick
man for his interesting lecture.
President Lands announced that at mex
meeting the subject Of Anti.discrimina
| ton In freights' would be discussed, and o
| the meeting would be taken up the question o
the effect Of the internal revenue laws on thu
agriculturalists Mr.. Landis extended hearty
Invitation to all present, whether member
or not, to attend these meetings
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PERsONAL.,

GEN: SIMoy CAMERON Is SO years old 10.
day. 1t Is denied that no Is in enteobled
health.
TRACY TITUS, the we'll known tbeatr,ca,
manager, died on Saturday night At Sierra
of.Alics Oates, who died recsntly.
WILLIAM h TRAvERs, the New york
broker dying In Bermuda. still Keeps up his
spiritA His old love OF sport cropped up tho
other day whom he had cock hight Id MA
bedroom. A friend sent him pair If game
roosters and he had some excitement
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And Sunlit eyes. 80 sweet and fair.
who kueels. when twilight darkens all,
Ana from whose loving lips there fll
The sccents Of this simple prayer;
Goa bless i-0od bless my mother!'
A youth spon LIES threshold wide,
Who Leaves gentle mothers side.
Yet keeps, enshTined within his breast,
Her words Of warntag.-stiil the best;
And whispeU. when temptation trted.-
"0od blsss si-0od blsss my mother!'
4 whats-hsifsa man who Gases back
Aloag Eies waAsys furroWe0 track.
Ana sese one fncas-an Ange.6 n0wi-
ReaSs words of light that LED aStsht.
Ana pgeys. With Seversnt1h brow;
~ood blesoi-0oo blsss my m0ths4w
~0eeeGs CbeDw IN 1reekivn 4dessfss
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

A yEw days ago dbpstches from Kansas
City announced the purchase OF seventy
million acrss Of land By syndiOate ksown
- the interstate Land company. Thie, the
largest land operation on record, was said to
include the famous Maxwell grant and por.
don Of No Mans LAnd, In TexaA New Mex
ico and Colombo, but 1t now traospires that
tho whole operation IL Of NO impo.tance, - 1,
Tbs grant was msde by Mexico on condition
that ono hundred families should be settled
In the country for every four and . hall
leagues Of land, but this condition was nevel
complied with.
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Prejudice Kills.

eleven years our daughter suffered on bed
Of misery under the care Of several OF the best
physicians, who gave her disease various names
but no rcliei. ana nov she 10 restored TO us In
good health by Hop Bitters, that We had poohod
ut two years before using It. We earnestly hope
ana pray that NO one else viii lot their sick
suffer - ws did on account OF pref udice against
90 sood medicine - Hop Bi.tes."-- 7ns Purenis
Good Tsr,plors.
Miton, Del. Fob. 10. ls;s.
Having used Hop Bitters, the noted remedy
for debility, nervousness. Indigestion, etc., I
have no hesitation in saying that II 10 indeed An
excellent medicine and recommend II to any.
one as truly tonic bittcrs.
Respectfully,
REV. MRS. J. II. ELLGoop.
Setpio. ". r, Dec. l, 1881
an the pastor Of the Baptist church here and
An educated physician. I Am not In practice,
but am my sole family physician. ana advise In
chronic cases. Over year ago recommend ded
your Hop Bitters to my invalid wife, who has
been under medical treatment Of AlbAny's best
physicians several years. She has been greatly
benefited and still uses the medicine. believe
sho will become thoroughly cured OF her various
complicated diseases by their use. We both
recommend then, to our friends many Of whom
have also been cured OF their various ailments
by them. REV. Z. Il. WARREN.
"a young friend OF mine Was cured Of an In
satiabo thirst for liquor that had 80 prostrated
his system that he was unable to DO any bust
ness. He vas entirely cured by the use OF Hoy
Bitters. II allayed all that burning thirst tool
away the appetite for liquor; made his nerve,
| steady and he has remained q steady and sobei
| man for moro than two ycars, and has no desir,
| to return to bis cups. aud know OF number O
| others that have been cured OF drinking by It.
| IRON leading 4. X. oG,cial, Chicago. Ill.
mars 6moOdAW
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I" The Dead Line.

Many old soldiers remember "the dead line I"
Andeisonvtlls. II was mighty dangerous
neighborhood. Dyspepsia, Diliousness, and
liver ana kidney disea,es are full OF perils for
the sick, but Burdock Blood Btnsrs are Ger.
B. Cochran. druggist, Isl and ls9 North Queen
street, Lancaster.
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TNFLAMMAToRY RHEUMATISM.

0Is JACO60 Olks
ISFLAMMATORY RHEUMATISM.
- After AIapse OF years statements confirm.
ing the efnoacy Of st. Jacobs on and It's perms-
nent cures, are given below.
Faox RAsrxAT ATIc suYssRn:iseo-crREp.
Hamburg, Berks Co., Ptnna.
Isunsred from severe innsmmatory rheu.
gave me no relief was confined to the
house, limbs very mnch swollen. and had TO
crawl up and down stairs. After q few sp-
plications the pain was gone, and Q few more
ROBERT T. LEONARD.
Hamburg. Bsrks Co, "a !, Dot. 10, 1888.
nsmmstory fheumstism, and BY using 8 ie =
cured. l chssrfuliy duplicate my testimopy ,
on. ROLAND T. LEONARD.
FAox DxFrty sHHRIss-JrH1. 1881 -Cgnlp.
last May vas laid up with acute rhsu ma.
St jacobs on did so and next day wa
ELIJAH cAPRoS. Deputy Sheriff.
Faox sAxE YBARs LArsn-PlRNASIsrLYC CrRIp.
Atileborough. Mass: NOV. 10. rs
had severe attack OF acute rheumAtism
aNs ,srs NO %.
at last tried St. jacobs. Itcured me entirely
ana cheertully recommend y.
ELIJAH CAPkoN. Deputy Sheriff.
The CHARLES A. voSrLER CO.. baltimore
s;TG g. JsSos' Oh s1o or ssS
stamp and history Of their case. receive AD'
VICE Sal1
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

6xxAToA SR8RxAN II going Souu
angling for Republican delegates to the mex
national convention. He may catch Q crab
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

TIE INrELLIaHNCER II called by the Car.
liale Herald, Intelligent Sir, which Ii not q
bod play upon worda
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08
B0ols the World,

Marion, Ohio, Gays: Taomds' Eoieetrtc Oh
beats the world. Sold nine bottles yesterday
eight years standing. IL splendid for rheu ma.
tism. For sale By H. B. Cochran, druggist, IN
and l39 North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

FIVE trade dollars will now pay for one
years subscription to the daily INTELLI.
oEyCER.
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Warrington. d. C., Sept. "a. 1884,

Warrington. d. C., sept "a. lSl
Dear sir-why don't you get . certificate from
Col. ". II. W., OF Baltimore. showing how he
cured himself Of drunkenness by tho help Of
Hop Bitter. His 10 . wonderful case He 10 we'll
known In Rochester. N. r.. by all the drinking
people thers. He 10 known In this city. Cincin-
nau. New Orleans. New York In fact all over
the country. ~ ho has spent Thousands Of dol.
iars for rum. honestly believe his card would
be worth Thousands Of dollars to you In this
ana Baltimore alone. and make Thousands OF
sober men by Inducing the use Of your bitwrs.
4 A
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

It's soIoDoNT the whole world tries,
'Iis sozoDONT which purtnes
The breath and mouth. and dirt denes.
IT'S sOZODONT for which We cry.
Sweet sOZODONT for whish We siso.
,Ifa only SOZODONT We buy
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

, These s3B parts are
, derived from air and
, rain.
Total. s,296. The soil
IL superabundantly pro.
vfded with these con.
stitueuts. which is 10
quite necessary to add
to IL.
Total. 800. These the
soil possesses only to q
limited extent, and tn ;
( det cheney IL supplied
by artificial manure.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

isfActory, ~ thousands OF despairing patients
can testify. ON this point Trustworthy medi
cal writer says: "Proper local treat ment 10 post.
lively necessary 70 success. but many. II not
most Of the remedies in general use BY physt
clans AFFORD but temporary benefit. cure Ger.
tainiy cannot be expected from snuRs. powders.
douches and Washes" kiys Cream Balm is q
sites Of quick soiion, specific curative power
with perfect safety and pleasSntness % the
patient. mArS2wdeod4W
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North Pole Expeditions.

Prize tights, lotteries, walking matches. and
balloon ascensions are usu ally humouss Of the
worst sort. DR.. Thomds Eeisotrto OF is not q
humoug. 1t IL q quick cure for aches and
eprains, and is just a. good for q iamensss.
FOR sale by II. B. Cochran, druggist ~ and
ISs North Queen street, Lancaster.
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SRRQlAL NOflQkA.

H. h Cochran. n Noe. ls7 ana IS, North Ques,
street. Lancaster, Pa. 10 selliug SHlLOH'
couch CURE as guarantee TO cure all throa
and lung trou plee. (S)
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.oh love, what 10 II in this world OF ours that
makes people suffer 90 with neuralg gtA -" Can't
tell, my pet, unless the average citiaen hasn't
got sense enough to buy bottle OF salvation
Ol."
Seek no further. Try DR.. Bulls Cough syrup
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THEIR LENrEN DENIAL.
A dimly lighted little room
A lover ana his lass-
4 low sweet voice within the gloom.
"Ig guess wen give MP Gas."
-ES n IN Ha-per's Edsar.
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IL he who attends to the comfort OF his family
and viii not let his little ones suffer with affec
ton Of the Throat and Lungs, whereby theil
lives NAV be endangered, but y no should 1T all
times give them that sovereign remedy, Kempi
Balsain. Price 50 cents audN. zrtal Hss free
For sale by II. h Cochran, druggist lS Nortt
Queen street ~
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HOR SALE OR RENT.-THE LARGE
y brick store and Dwelling. Eos l4s ana III
lately occupied By Charles Aaossy's grocsry
store. VIII rent IN parts or separately. Apply
TO ALLAN A. HERR.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent
Iva los East ktnG street.
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"Iysel ner. was efsicted with aick head
ache and general debility. but iBurdock Blood
Biuers brought about an immediate improve.
the best family medicine 10 the market. y
Adolph Lallos. Buffalo, n z. Tor sale BY H
Cochran, druggist, lS7 and lS North Queen
street, LancsStor,
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sEILOH's CURE VIII Immediately relieve
Group, Whooping Cough ana bronchitis. FOR
sale by II. B. Cochran, Druggist, No. N North
Queen street f0
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Sources of Profit.
Therea many sources Of profit TO those who
are ingenious and enterpr1sing. Burdock Blood
Biaers are a source OF profit IN every way. They
build up the health surely, speedily. and eff.
fsctualiy, which ts saying great deal: Ior sale
Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1887-03-08

Eirst Glass Insu rance.
Insure with 7honsos Ecleetrtc OIL. 1t Is the
the cheapest and best method OF insurance we
know or By It's use you are 20 escape many
grevious aches and pains. Policies are obtain.
able At ali druggists In the druggists In the
form OF bottles ~ 80 cents and Sl each. For GALE
By Ii. B. Cochran. druggist. N aud LIB North
Queen street. Lancaster.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-06
ANNAPOLIS. Md. THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 6, Is
SPECIAL NOTICE.

We will insert I'm this column advertise
ments of Wants, Tor Rent, For sale, Lost.
Found, &C., not exceeding four Lines. ONE
WEEK. or less for 25 Cents.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-06
PRICE ONE CENT


Jan 6.-Schooner Mary @. Farr burned or New
Jersey coast; eight lost April 17.-Galicia
burned; l2S lives lost April 2e-Half million
OF property destroyed on Broadway. New York.
&C Akta, Japan. June sel.--Fifteen persons
burned TO death 10 the New England Institute,
Boston. July 5.--Stores at Harlem burned: loss
$4,000. July SSVATheatre burned at Timer
velly. India; 100 lives lost Aug 0.--Forcst fires
reported in Wisconsin. Aug. ai.-Steamer Vera
an1 20l persons burned on tho Noga. Russia.
Aug. 29-Steamer Daniel Drew burned at Kinrs-
ton Point, Ny. Oct If.--Great flro In Eastport
Me Oct 2s.-Case Scientific school burned &C
property DESTROYED by fire ia Chicago. Nov aS =
Million dollar fire &C Duluth, MINI. Dec. G--One
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollar IRE nt
keokuk. Ia. Dec. l0-AisSssippi river steamer
]. NJ. White burned near Baton Rouge la: thirty
lives lost Dec. 2s.-Million dollar steamboat fro
at Cairo. ula
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-06

I OST.-On Christmas Eve, on Long Dock
- between Mrs. Hogan and Reiley's Saloon,
a lady's 18 Kr. Swiss GOLD WATCH and
CHAIN. The hook on the chain and the
watch Is new and the chain is old and has been
mended in two places, and has q key on it with
a row OF red and blueish looking sets around
the head. It is close linked chain, about
quarter Of an inch wide. A reward of 10 dol
CAPITAL office. jHw.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-06

Inents of Wants, For Rent. For sale, Lost.
Found, &C., not exceeding four lines. ONE
WEEK, or less. for 25 Cents.
WANTED,-Twog gentlemen to take a room
w for the protection OF an old lady and
daughter. Call and see-teFms very moderate.
Inquire at this Offices Js
AOSPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING
o'clock sharp, in the Presbyterian Church.
Good talk, good singing, and the best of ad-
vice. All welcome, gospel hymns. j3,
A RE YOU INSURED AGAINST FIRE
"A Ii not call at onceon CHAs, "A. ZIMMERMAN,
agent for the Continental "German, and
Germania Insurance Companies, and take
out policy. Satisfactory terms to ali insur-
ers. Special inducements 70 large insurers.
EsOR SALE.-A stylish BAY MARE, JAG
GER and HARNESS. Enquire Of
dec.27-w.l 4. II. YOUNG.
ENOR SALE.--A good Market WAGON and
Double Set of ESS, in perfect or
der For particulars apply at This OFFICE,
GsA FOR RENT.-A small two-story frame
@1gC0TTAGE on Conduit street extenaed.--
hent low, Applynext door TO WM. DADDS.
RUSTLE is not Industry, Don't make SO
~ much fuss over house cleaning. Use A.. ~
=. Polish. Pfeiffer q Contif, 80 Main Street
and 81 MARYLAND Avenue.
EOR SALE OR HIRE.-A 20 foot BAT
= - -, Su.lsaDiS lOr OyStSFiu2. III sen
at bargain or hire it out at reasonable price.
Apply at Tn CAPITAL Office.
MONEY To LOAN.
ON first Mortgage on City Property only
~ Apply to~SJ, ROLAND BRADY,
Opp. Farmers National Bank.
NOTICE no OYsTERMEN.-I have now
~ on hand an excellent quality of long
LUMBER for Oyster take Handles. Also for
sale one R-foot ROW BOAT at xl200-right
new. Apply To A. L. ERLANDSON. Md.
Steamboat wharf, foot of Prince George St.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-06
MONEY TO LOAN.


A THREE STORY BRICK DWELL.
"A ING, recently built, with complete
mouern conveniences, pleasantly located
also vacant building lot. Apply to
szS JOHN IREI.AND. Atty at Law.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-01-06

WANTED,-Two gentlemen to take a room
w for the protection OF an old lady and
daughter. Call and see-terms very moderate.
Inquire at this Office, j3